Sparkling Cyanide by Agatha Christie

Sparkling Cyanide by Agatha Christie

Rosemary Barton died at her own birthday party at the Luxembourg restaurant, and the inquest called it suicide from depression after influenza. Her husband does not believe it, and arranges the same dinner, at the same table, with the same six people, a year later.

Christie opens with each of the six remembering Rosemary in turn, which gives six motives before anything happens. There is no Poirot and no Marple. The mechanism of the second death is one of her most audacious, and it depends on a detail about where people sit that is stated plainly and read past by nearly everyone.

A standalone Christie with one of her cleverest solutions.

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